Presentation
Power Consumption and Exascale Computing: Toward a “Short Production Circuit” Model
DescriptionSince the “Good Old Times” of petascale, HPC computer centers have had to evolve a lot. As a result, HPC centers require huge amounts of power to run, and TCO has gone through the roof, in particular in times of rising energy prices.
This BoF proposes a “short production system” compute model, where the compute, storage and network systems collaborate to execute applications and workflows in a small, compact and contiguous part of the system, exploit locality of compute and data resources, and thereby reduce energy usage and cost and avoid spreading applications and data across the whole system.
This BoF proposes a “short production system” compute model, where the compute, storage and network systems collaborate to execute applications and workflows in a small, compact and contiguous part of the system, exploit locality of compute and data resources, and thereby reduce energy usage and cost and avoid spreading applications and data across the whole system.
Session Leader/Speaker
Event Type
Birds of a Feather
TimeThursday, 16 November 202312:15pm - 1:15pm MST
Location401-402
Architecture and Networks
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